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Body Sculpting: A non-aerobic, muscle-toning class, usually focused on core strength.

Core Bodywork: A myofascial and structural therapy integrating four phases of treatment, including massage, myofascial therapy, structural balance and integration.

Conscious Bodywork: This form of neuromuscular reprogramming and therapy combines massage techniques with muscle testing in order to help people learn how to use their muscles with greater strength and less eff . . . View Full Definition

Dispute Settlement Body (DSB): The General Council of the World Trade Organization, composed of all member countries, convenes as the Dispute Settlement Body to administer rules and procedures. It is responsible for adjud . . . View Full Definition

Huma Transpersonal Bodywork: A method of bodywork that integrates subtle, articulate touch and verbal communication by combining the focus of physical and psychological health found in Western body-based tradition with . . . View Full Definition

Cell Body: In a neuron, the part that contains the nucleus and most of the cytoplasm and the organelles.

Breema Bodywork: The Breema system places particular emphasis on the experience and comfort of the practitioner, teaching that we can best support others by being truly present with them. Its Nine Principles . . . View Full Definition

Bodybuilding: Weight training to change physical appearance.

Bodytalk: Developed by chiropractor/acupuncturist Dr. John Veltheim, bodytalk is based on bio-energetic psychology, dynamic systems theory, Chinese medicine, and applied kinesiology. It has been exten . . . View Full Definition

Bodywork: Any of a number of therapeutic or simply relaxing practices that involve the manipulation, massage, or regimented movement of body parts. Examples include massage, craniosacral therapy, and . . . View Full Definition